Halitosis used in a sentence

Halitosis in a sentence as a noun

The first month I had halitosis, but it gradually went away.

It could be that your boss doesn't care about excellence, which is why he hired a twit...By chance, do you have halitosis?

Body odor or halitosis are a no go. I don’t care how smart you are - I don’t want to enable future Stallmans.

Playing a videogame does not pay your mortgage, fix your leaky sink, cure your halitosis, or get you an A in class.

" I said, by way of linking the article, that they made "chronic halitosis" into something more than what it really was.

As the advertising scholar James B. Twitchell writes, "Listerine did not make mouthwash as much as it made halitosis.

In my travels there I have not noticed any unusual halitosis, and I've spent plenty of time packed into the metro at rush hour.

But it wasn't a runaway success until the 1920s, when it was pitched as a solution for "chronic halitosis" a then obscure medical term for bad breath.

It must have been a trial to visit and deal with a halitosis flamethrower-strength handlicker with fleas, a congenital twitch and a leaky funstick.

He was in his early 50s, and generally annoying due to overwhelming halitosis and a tendency to talk way longer than necessary.

The problem is, if you actually choose your 4 words randomly out of the full dictionary, you won't get something like "golf kangaroo crispy halitosis" or "correct horse battery staple".

One of the oldest examples of this phenomenon I can think of is how halitosis wasn't considered nearly as much of a problem before the promotion of Listerine as a cure for it in the 1920s.